Basic Series: Security and privacy at home and around town
Your email, phone, and even your home router can be useful to a criminal. Learn what can go wrong, why it matters to you, and the small habits that make common attacks harder.
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Your email, phone, and even your home router can be useful to a criminal. Learn what can go wrong, why it matters to you, and the small habits that make common attacks harder.
I’m glad to see my book, Cybersecurity Architect’s Handbook, Second Edition, included in Packt’s Humble Tech Book Bundle: AI Cybersecurity Career Blueprint.
A conversation with Rich from 2GuysTek about the Cybersecurity Architect's Handbook, the fundamentals that still matter, and how architects should approach AI, zero trust, quantum readiness, and legacy systems.
Seeing a well-read copy of Cybersecurity Architect’s Handbook, Second Edition out in the wild never gets old.
I spend my working hours telling teams how to do security well. Segment the network. Write the change down. Model the threat before you build the control. Then I go home, and if I am honest with myself, the temptation is to cut every one of those corners because it is "just the lab."
Your email, phone, and even your home router can be useful to a criminal. Learn what can go wrong, why it matters to you, and the small habits that make common attacks harder.
Turning an alert into a case should preserve the original record, provenance, timestamps, hashes, custody events, and exportable evidence without claiming more forensic assurance than the pipeline can prove.
I’m glad to see my book, Cybersecurity Architect’s Handbook, Second Edition, included in Packt’s Humble Tech Book Bundle: AI Cybersecurity Career Blueprint.
A critical alert does not automatically justify a critical action. Severity, confidence, asset context, and response authority need separate policy, evidence, and approval paths.
Reliable operator attribution preserves the human initiator, delegated identities, automation executors, target subjects, trusted network context, and outcome across every hop.
Why I built Cerebro, how its read-only architecture limits authority, and what its current platform, investigation, threat, risk, GEOINT, and operational integrations can do.
A practical design for emergency access that remains independent, time-bounded, observable, testable, and difficult to normalize into an ordinary administration path.